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Carmarthenshire

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This category tree is for websites based in, or exclusively about, the unitary authority of Carmarthenshire.
Carmarthen was the county town, through which flows to River Towy, from its tributaries in the
north of the county, into Carmarthen Bay.
Along the coast to the west are Pendine Sands, with the county boundary at Pendine.
Amroth is over the boundary to the west, and the Pembrokeshire boundary runs inland north
until Newcastle Emlyn, on the boundary with Ceredigion, where the Afon Teifi forms the boundary
eastwards passing Llandysul, and Llanybydder, until the boundary leaves the Teifi at Cwmann,
rising to Llyn Brianne Reservoir, in the Black Mountains of Brecon Beacons National Park.
The boundary with Powys continues south through Usk Reservoir, east of Llandovery, then
south to Ystradgynlais where Powys meets the Neath and Porth Talbot locality of Ystalyfera: and Camarthenshire is represented by the Glanaman locality, through which flows the Afon Aman eastwards,; through Ammanford, on the confluence with the River Lough, which to the south forms the; boundary with Swansea County boundary, where the M4 motorway bypasses Pontarddulais to enter; Camarthenshire, across the Loughor, north east of the Camarthenshire's port town of Llanelli.; East of the Loughor estuary, Burry Port, Pembury and Kidwelly along the A484 lead back to Camarthen